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In the elections in Zheleznovodsk voted family of Muscovites

The family of Muscovites who came to rest in Zheleznovodsk, decided not to miss the elections

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In the elections in Zheleznovodsk voted family of Muscovites

The family of Muscovites, who came to rest in Zheleznovodsk, decided not to miss the elections. Tourists attached themselves to the local polling station in advance and insisted on a personal visit.

“Vacation on leave and civic duty on schedule. Even though one of the family members is a low-mobility citizen, they did not use the voting service at home. It was important for them to come on their own. We remind you that polling stations work from 18 to 20 September from 08:00 to 20:00. The voice of everyone is important, said the head of the city Yevgeny Bakulin.

Earlier it was reported that 105-year-old resident of the CBD Aslan Gaboev took part in the vote.

Source: Московский комсомолец ↗

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